They say there's no ugly tree to the trained eye :D
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They say there's no ugly tree to the trained eye :D
Now we'll find out
Here are my learning trees
All your opinions will be appreciated.
Bignay (Antidesma bunius)
When will i cut the apex for the A and B?
Seems A is much thicker than B so im gonna have to cut apex A first then let B thicken?
I was told to cut just about an inch above the recent cut that we made(red lines)
Bantigue(Pemphis Acidula)
Completely have no idea on this one...
Bantigue 2
I thought this one died on me
bonsai master's are you up to the test?
help
My should've been biggest bonsai learning material....
sad...
Here are my learning trees
All your opinions will be appreciated.
Bignay (Antidesma bunius)
When will i cut the apex for the A and B?
Seems A is much thicker than B so im gonna have to cut apex A first then let B thicken?
I was told to cut just about an inch above the recent cut that we made(red lines)
Bantigue(Pemphis Acidula)
Completely have no idea on this one...
Bantigue 2
I thought this one died on me
bonsai master's are you up to the test?
help
My should've been biggest bonsai learning material....
sad...
hirow08- Member
Re: They say there's no ugly tree to the trained eye :D
Hi Hirow,
There are plenty of ugly trees out there, but ugly is subjective. Thank goodness or a lot of us would never get married.
Regarding the first tree you are on the right path. The basis of a good trunk is there for a shohin. Hopefully the leaves can reduce or show it defoliated.
The second tree I'd make into a literati style tree. Tall and skinny with small foliage pads.
The third wold make decent sumo style with lots of carving to reduce the jins.
There are plenty of ugly trees out there, but ugly is subjective. Thank goodness or a lot of us would never get married.
Regarding the first tree you are on the right path. The basis of a good trunk is there for a shohin. Hopefully the leaves can reduce or show it defoliated.
The second tree I'd make into a literati style tree. Tall and skinny with small foliage pads.
The third wold make decent sumo style with lots of carving to reduce the jins.
Last edited by Rob Kempinski on Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:37 am; edited 1 time in total
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: They say there's no ugly tree to the trained eye :D
Hi Hirow!
I am not a bonsai master but here is my idea on your trees.
for the "bignay"- you can cut the apex now but let the lower branches grow long and wild. control the top and thicken the lower branches.
For the bantigue that almost died. let it grow for another year, just feed it when it got stronger and do not do anything to it yet.
regards,
jun
I am not a bonsai master but here is my idea on your trees.
for the "bignay"- you can cut the apex now but let the lower branches grow long and wild. control the top and thicken the lower branches.
For the bantigue that almost died. let it grow for another year, just feed it when it got stronger and do not do anything to it yet.
regards,
jun
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Re: They say there's no ugly tree to the trained eye :D
I'm only a beginner so please take this with a grain of salt. When I saw this picture I immediately thought of a windswept style using this as the front. I don't know anything about pemphis or where it grows and this style may be unsuitable, but that's just what my young eye saw.
Have a great week
Sam
[quote="hirow08"]Now we'll find out
Here are my learning trees
All your opinions will be appreciated.
Completely have no idea on this one...
Have a great week
Sam
[quote="hirow08"]Now we'll find out
Here are my learning trees
All your opinions will be appreciated.
Completely have no idea on this one...
Sam Ogranaja- Member
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